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most citedEnhanced Binding in non-relativistic QED

42 citations · 208 across the 24 of their papers we have counts for

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math-ph2024

Why a System of Three Bosons on Separate Lines Can Not Exhibit the Confinement Induced Efimov Effect

Dirk Hundertmark, Marvin R. Schulz, Semjon Vugalter

We study a system of three bosons interacting with short-range potentials which can move along three different lines. Two of these lines are parallel to each other within one plane…

math.SP2023

Bound States in Bent Soft Waveguides

Pavel Exner, Semjon Vugalter

The aim of this paper is to show that a two-dimensional Schrödinger operator with the potential in the form of a `ditch' of a fixed profile can have a geometrically induced discret…

math-ph2020★ 5 cited

The absence of the Efimov effect in systems of one- and two-dimensional particles

Simon Barth, Andreas Bitter, Semjon Vugalter

We study virtual levels of -particle Schrödinger operators and prove that if the particles are one-dimensional and , then virtual levels at the bottom of the essential s…

math-ph2020★ 2 cited

On the asymptotic dynamics of 2-D magnetic quantum systems

Esteban Cárdenas, Dirk Hundertmark, Edgardo Stockmeyer +1

In this work we provide results on the long time localisation in space (dynamical localisation) of certain two-dimensional magnetic quantum systems. The underlying Hamiltonian may…

math-ph2019

Decay properties of zero-energy resonances of multi-particle Schrödinger operators and why the Efimov effect does not exist for systems of particles

Simon Barth, Andreas Bitter, Semjon Vugalter

We consider -body Schrödinger operators with a virtual level at the threshold of the essential spectrum. We show that in the case of particles in dimension vi…

math-ph2019★ 6 cited

Van der Waals-London interaction of atoms with pseudo-relativistic kinetic energy

Jean-Marie Barbaroux, Michael Hartig, Dirk Hundertmark +1

We consider a multiatomic system where the nuclei are assumed to be point charges at fixed positions. Particles interact via Coulomb potential and electrons have pseudo-relativisti…